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Senior Matt Ross has returned from his second trip to Japan. The monthlong program of intense study of Japanese language and culture was offered through Intrax Study Abroad and combines classroom study of Japanese with immersion in Japanese society.

Since childhood, Rachel Ballen, a second-year student at Case Western Reserve University’s Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, has been fascinated by Africa. A trip with her family to South Africa in 1998 sealed the deal.

Now, 10 years later, Ballen, who hails from Katonah, N.Y., is getting ready to leave in July for her third consecutive trip to Rwanda, where she works at an orphanage in the village of Rwamagana. (more…)

Nicole Patrick will be spending the summer improving her already notable voice skills at the prestigious Boston University Tanglewood Institute. She has also been accepted to The Julliard School’s Pre-College Program and will begin classes there in September.

“I’m very happy about being accepted to both of these programs,” said Nicole. The Julliard Pre-College Program is extremely competitive, with only six students accepted per year. Nicole will attend Saturday classes for 30 weeks at the Manhattan-based school, which is considered one of the world’s most prestigious performing arts conservatories. At Julliard, Nicole will study sight singing, music theory, diction, and performance.

At the Tanglewood Institute, Nicole will participate in the Young Artists Vocal Program. The summer festival, which operates under the auspices of Boston University, is designed to immerse young people, ages 15 through 18, in the art of classical singing. Classes include movement, acting, diction, written and aural theory, weekly private lessons, and repertoire coaching

Sam Schwartz, an incoming senior at The Harvey School, received two awards at the annual meeting of the Katonah/Bedford Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps June 11.

The awards included the “Frank L. Moore Junior Corps Person of the Year Award” in grateful appreciation for his dedication and devotion to the ambulance corps, and an awards certificate for taking 79 calls during the past year, and “for preserving human life through devoted and unselfish service within the EMS community.” Sam is a resident of Bedford Corners.